DJ Diesel, a.k.a Shaquille O’Neal, will be back on the turntable this fall for the second year of his electronic music festival, “Shaq’s Bass All-Stars...
, will be back on the turntable this fall for the second year of his electronic music festival, “Shaq’s Bass All-Stars Festival,” in Fort Worth., returns to Panther Island Pavilion on Nov. 16 with a roster of 16 other entertainers from the bass music scene.The lineup includes Dion Timmer, Dirt Monkey, Eptic and Space Laces, along with NGHTMRE, Dimension, Peekaboo, Celo, Grabbitz, Muerte, Perry Wayne, Rated R, Sora, Kozmoz, Space Wizard and Stoned Level, according to a Monday press release.
It was not until adulthood, though, that O’Neal developed a penchant for electronic music. He became hooked on the genre after hearing Tiësto, Steve Aoki and Skrillex perform at the TomorrowWorld festival in 2014, the press release said. The former basketball star compared the adrenaline rush of DJing a festival to playing in the NBA Finals in an“When I get done with , I feel like I just played a Game Seven — energetic crowd going up and down, everybody having fun, kids just out there jamming,” O’Neal said., Breaking Features Reporter. Uwa is the breaking features reporter at The Dallas Morning News. She previously reported for NBC News Digital and wrote for Slate. She also has work published in Vulture and Time Out.
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